Study sets matching "social development"
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What is social development
Why is play important?
Solo Play (0-18 Months)
Parallel play (18 Months-2 Years)
Learning how to interact socially with other individuals in fa…
Teaches sharing, helps make friends, sense of self, learn how…
Common at life stage due to limited social, cognitive and phys…
Not yet able to share and take turns required for co-operative…
What is social development
Learning how to interact socially with other individuals in fa…
Why is play important?
Teaches sharing, helps make friends, sense of self, learn how…
Gender differences
What can the activity "human knot" teac…
How can you teach leadership skills?
How do you teach personal responsibilit…
-Girls develop FINE motor skills first... -Boys develop GROSS mot…
-collaborative problem solving and safety
-Have a student officiate a small sports activity
-Care for class sports supplies
Gender differences
-Girls develop FINE motor skills first... -Boys develop GROSS mot…
What can the activity "human knot" teac…
-collaborative problem solving and safety
Landlords ceased to exist/secret societ…
'Women hold up half the sky'
Est. All-China Women's Fed
ACWF had 40,000 staff in 83 cities
1953
Mao didn't want women to be treated as property of men
1949
Mid-1950s
Landlords ceased to exist/secret societ…
1953
'Women hold up half the sky'
Mao didn't want women to be treated as property of men
Social role
Social role elements
Social Role Theory
Four dimensions of development that imp…
Any set of behaviors that has a socially agreed upon function…
Role enactment - patterned characteristics of social behavior…
Social roles serve as a bridge between the person and society…
Number of roles they occupy daily... Intensity of involvement and…
Social role
Any set of behaviors that has a socially agreed upon function…
Social role elements
Role enactment - patterned characteristics of social behavior…
The 4 social skills as determined by Zi…
Peer Culture
Social Development
Social Competence
The ability to gain entry into group activities, being approvi…
The set of 'rules' that are shared by a group of friends or pe…
Ability to interact with and relate to others at both individu…
Abilty to adopt ones behavior to the socail situation. Acting…
The 4 social skills as determined by Zi…
The ability to gain entry into group activities, being approvi…
Peer Culture
The set of 'rules' that are shared by a group of friends or pe…
Social Development
Social Competence
Social Skills
Peer Cultures
Changes in the ability to interact with and relate to others.…
The ability to adapt ones behaviour to the social situation.
Interactional behaviours that are acceptable to others, and be…
Term used for a set of rules that are shared by a group of fri…
Social Development
Changes in the ability to interact with and relate to others.…
Social Competence
The ability to adapt ones behaviour to the social situation.
Bronfenbrenner's bioecological systems…
Bronfenbrenner's bioecological systems…
Bronfenbrenner's bioecological systems…
Bronfenbrenner's bioecological systems…
Microsystem: interactions and activities in the child's immedi…
Mesosystem: connections between settings involving the child
Exosystem: settings in which the child is not involved, but st…
Macrosystem: societal and cultural influences on development
Bronfenbrenner's bioecological systems…
Microsystem: interactions and activities in the child's immedi…
Bronfenbrenner's bioecological systems…
Mesosystem: connections between settings involving the child
Harry harlow
Trust vs mistrust
Autonomy vs shame and doubt
Initiative vs guilt
Contact with comfort was more important than nourishment
Infant trusts caregivers and environment or might mistrust
Toddler becomes independent or cannot and feels shame and doubt
Toddler gains ability and confidence plays a part or doesn't d…
Harry harlow
Contact with comfort was more important than nourishment
Trust vs mistrust
Infant trusts caregivers and environment or might mistrust
Social Development
Social Competence
Social Skills
Role of teachers
Changes in the ability to interact with and relate to others i…
The ability to adapt ones behaviour to the social situation.
Interactional behaviours that are acceptable to others and ben…
Teach students to resist social pressure, provide accurate inf…
Social Development
Changes in the ability to interact with and relate to others i…
Social Competence
The ability to adapt ones behaviour to the social situation.
Solo Play 0-2 years old
Parallel Play 2-3 years old
Co-operative Play 3-8 years old
Social benefits of friendship
-play independently, and they have limited social, cognitive a…
-playing alongside children but are involved in their own play…
-being to wide their social network - sharing, talking and pla…
- help cope with traumatic events ... - help maintain a healthy l…
Solo Play 0-2 years old
-play independently, and they have limited social, cognitive a…
Parallel Play 2-3 years old
-playing alongside children but are involved in their own play…
theory of life-span development
Ericksons beliefs
identity crisis
adolescence
1 - trust vs mistrust... 2 - autonomy vs shame and doubt... 3 - init…
believed the major task of adolescence was to develop an ident…
integral, healthy, process of identity development
time of exploration of different roles and experiences
theory of life-span development
1 - trust vs mistrust... 2 - autonomy vs shame and doubt... 3 - init…
Ericksons beliefs
believed the major task of adolescence was to develop an ident…
Types of attachment
Parenting styles
Sigmund Freud's psychosexual stages
Oral Phase
- secure attachment 66%... - avoidant attachment 21%... - anxious/am…
- authoritarian... - permissive... - authoritative
- oral... - anal... - phallic... - latency... - genital
- focused on mouth... - if you get stuck here, you will have prob…
Types of attachment
- secure attachment 66%... - avoidant attachment 21%... - anxious/am…
Parenting styles
- authoritarian... - permissive... - authoritative
Bronfenbrenner's Theory of Systems
Microsystem
Mesosystem
Exosystem
different social contexts that can have different impacts on o…
immediate setting containing the person (family, peer's networ…
A system of microsystems (school-family relationship combining…
A context where the individual does not participate but that a…
Bronfenbrenner's Theory of Systems
different social contexts that can have different impacts on o…
Microsystem
immediate setting containing the person (family, peer's networ…
Harry Harlow
Mary Answorth... Strange Situation Paradigm
Lev Vgotsky... Cultural Medication
Lev Vgotsky... The psychology of play
- social isolation... - social attachment... (Rhous monkeys)
-Clinical test... - observational procedure used to assess and ev…
- Cognitive development can only occur with social -> language
- Childhood per interactions set the foundation for adult soci…
Harry Harlow
- social isolation... - social attachment... (Rhous monkeys)
Mary Answorth... Strange Situation Paradigm
-Clinical test... - observational procedure used to assess and ev…
Attachment
Attachment Phase 1
Attachment Phase 2
Attachment Phase 3
A long term feeling of closeness between people (in this cours…
Babies respond to everyone - baby is not socialized.
Babies respond to parents in special ways.
Attachment to parents is clear,... babies stay close/seek parent…
Attachment
A long term feeling of closeness between people (in this cours…
Attachment Phase 1
Babies respond to everyone - baby is not socialized.
Attachments
Development of attachment @4 months
Development of attachment up to 4 months
Development of attachment @8 months
The emotional ties that form between people
Infants develop attachment
Want to hear people
Infants develop stranger anxiety and separation anxiety
Attachments
The emotional ties that form between people
Development of attachment @4 months
Infants develop attachment
Attachment
Bond Development
Stranger Anxiety
Harlow's Monkey Experiment
Emotional tie to another person. Babies develop intense bond t…
1. Being fed (but not as important as once thought)... 2. Body co…
Child's fear of strangers
Comfort is just as important as food, if not more important
Attachment
Emotional tie to another person. Babies develop intense bond t…
Bond Development
1. Being fed (but not as important as once thought)... 2. Body co…
Changes in the ability to interact with…
The ability to adapt ones behaviour to…
interactional behaviours that are accep…
Any of - eye contact, gesture, tone/vol…
Social development is
Social competence is
Social skills are
What are three examples of micro-level social skills?
Changes in the ability to interact with…
Social development is
The ability to adapt ones behaviour to…
Social competence is
Self-awareness
Prosocial behavior
Parallel play
Cooperatively play
child uses self-referencing pronouns, uses their own name, lab…
a growing sense of others
the side by side playing of two toddlers who occasionally obse…
the willingness to play with one another
Self-awareness
child uses self-referencing pronouns, uses their own name, lab…
Prosocial behavior
a growing sense of others
Social Development
Basic Trust vs Mistrust
Autonomy vs Self doubt
Initiative vs guilt
An individuals social interactions and expectations change acr…
0-1 years... Infant needs to develop a sense of trust... parent prov…
1-3 years... Expansion of exploration/ manipulation of world... Deve…
3-6 years ... begins to initiate intellectual and motor activitie…
Social Development
An individuals social interactions and expectations change acr…
Basic Trust vs Mistrust
0-1 years... Infant needs to develop a sense of trust... parent prov…
40 newborns - babies have visual prefer…
Basic attraction to people - motivation…
adults have specific brain responses to…
copying adult facial expressions e.g. m…
Goren, Sarty & Wu 1975
PHASE 1 = 1 month
Glocker et al 2008
Neonatal imaging
40 newborns - babies have visual prefer…
Goren, Sarty & Wu 1975
Basic attraction to people - motivation…
PHASE 1 = 1 month
Erikson's Lifespan Theory
Basic Trust vs Mistrust
Autonomy vs Self Doubt
Initiative vs Guilt
1. Basic Trust vs Mistrust... 2. Autonomy vs Self Doubt... 3. Initia…
0-1 years old... Infant needs to develop a sense of trust... Parents…
1-3 years old... Expansion of exploration and manipulation of the…
3-6 years old... Begin to initiate intellectual and motor activit…
Erikson's Lifespan Theory
1. Basic Trust vs Mistrust... 2. Autonomy vs Self Doubt... 3. Initia…
Basic Trust vs Mistrust
0-1 years old... Infant needs to develop a sense of trust... Parents…
Hormonal changes affect what 3 things
The quest for independence
Erik Ericksons stages on adolescence
Role confusion
-activity levels ... -mood swings ... -aggressive tendencies
Late adolescence when less time is spent with family, more act…
Stages ... 1. Identify vs role confusion ... -who am I and what can…
Mixed feelings appear about the way they fit into society
Hormonal changes affect what 3 things
-activity levels ... -mood swings ... -aggressive tendencies
The quest for independence
Late adolescence when less time is spent with family, more act…
Cliques
Crowds
Macro level social skills
Micro level social skills
Relatively small friendship-based groups
Big, loosely organised groups based on shared interests
Gaining attention
Eye contact
Cliques
Relatively small friendship-based groups
Crowds
Big, loosely organised groups based on shared interests